Insufficient cultivation, insufficient connections.
Before meddling in the affairs of the Great Spirit Field Realm, the problem before Mo Hua was still earning Spirit Stones.
He first needed to earn roughly seven hundred thousand Spirit Stones to fill the third Hand Taiyin Heart Sutra.
As for the fourth one, the Spirit Skeleton for the Hand Yangming Meridian had a shortfall of eight million Spirit Stones.
From this point on, the number became somewhat outrageous, and Mo Hua had no choice but to make long-term plans.
But no matter what, he had to fill the third Spirit Skeleton first.
The fastest way to earn Spirit Stones was, in fact, robbing tombs underground. After all, high risks brought high profits.
And Mo Hua now had the beginnings of a "core team."
With himself as the "big brother" leading the pack, plus Iron Mountain Tiger, Thin Cicada, and Mountain-Piercing Rat, three skilled tomb raiders, this lineup was already formidable.
Ordinary Tomb Raider gangs, even if they went underground together, mostly operated on a "hiring system."
The Grave Leader hired a group to enter tombs and raid them. They called each other brothers, but once a dispute over benefits arose, they would stab their brothers twice in the back.
Mo Hua had encountered such things plenty of times before.
Thus, gangs formed by tomb raiders generally gathered quickly and scattered quickly—and naturally died even faster.
Mo Hua's core team was somewhat different.
After all sorts of incidents, Iron Mountain Tiger and the others sincerely acknowledged Mo Hua as their big brother and practically obeyed his every command.
He could lead, assemble a team, hold down the fort, judge fortune and misfortune, distribute plenty of Spirit Stones, and resolve unexpected problems.
In the tomb-raiding world, he was practically a "peerless big brother."
Especially after their